In the realm of ministry, we often find ourselves longing for tangible results. We invest our time, energy, and prayers, hoping to witness a transformative change in the lives of those we serve. However, as we examine the experiences of two renowned evangelists, John Wesley and James Caughey, we come to realize that it is…
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“The measure of a man is not how many servants he has but how many men he serves.” – DL Moody
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I got an email the other day from a pastor in the Netherlands who listened to the Forgotten Podcast. He has a real heart for revival in his home country and asked me about different aspects of producing a high quality podcast. I started answering his question very generally at first but got more and…
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I recently digitized one of Evangelist Buster Seaton’s messages entitled, “The Last Reflections of a Dying Preacher.” In that message, as he was speaking on how Paul wanted Timothy to bring him the parchments (the scriptures), Bro. Buster shares, what I believe to be, an original work of his which is somewhat of an ode…
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God’s Secretaries: The Making of the King James Bible is an audio book that is part of the Plus Catalog which is included in my subscription to Audible (Amazon’s Audiobook Service). The book was 8 hours and 39 mins long. The reading of Clive Chafer was good, although a bit stale from time to time….
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As I was listening to The Rise and Fall of Mars Hill Podcast, I was floored by the truth behind what Christian counselor and psychologist for 47 years, Dr. Diane Langberg PH.D. said during Episode 2 (@23:22 min): “When abuse is done by a pastor who has a position of power in the church, and…
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On this day in 1835, Robert Murray McCheyne is licensed to preach at the Presbytery of Annam at 22 years old. The following year he was ordained the pastor of St. Peter’s Church in Dundee, Scotland. Less than eight years later, he passed away suddenly after contracting typhus fever in the course of visiting a…
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Few will argue with the fact that God’s hand was on John Knox during the protestant reformation in Scotland. His life’s work was to restore the doctrinal truths of the sufficiency of Jesus Christ alone for salvation, which had been lost in the rituals and rites of the Catholic church for hundreds of years. But…
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SIMPLE OBSERVATION: Years ago, I used an illustration in a message I preached about a hymn that was written in the 1800’s. It was used by other preachers I had listened to and was in a couple of illustration books I owned. It was powerful and fascinating. But I found out later it was completely made…
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